ALL STAR PRESS
EXCLUSIVE PRINT DROP
All Star Press is an all-in-one Chicago art gallery, retail space and print studio based out of the Logan Square neighborhood. They focus on limited edition artist prints from all over the world, with an emphasis on sports, Chicago culture, film, and concert posters.
Their mission is to broaden the relationship and conversation that they share with sports fans and artists extensively throughout Chicago allowing their space to not only be culturally significant, but influential in the Chicago art scene.
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EXCLUSIVE PRINT DROP & PRESS
All Star Press brings a very special feature to next week’s Fair.
Their live screen printing studio will give an inside look at the messy, chaotic process of printmaking, contrasted with the beautiful, error free final prints that the process makes possible.
Plus, they will present three must-have Chicago based artists, who have created brand new paintings that have been deconstructed and turned into a series of totally unique monoprints exclusively for the Fair.
Meet Griffin Goodman, Kelly Knaga and Joseph Perez “Sentrock”. Their prints will have their first release at the Fair and are strictly limited so be sure to get in early to your sessions to take one of these unique works home.
MEET THE ARTISTS
JOSEPH PEREZ
‘SENTROCK’
Joseph, best known as “Sentrock” is a self taught street artist. Sentrock witnessed street art as a form of expression, birthing his interest to pick a spray can and continue his artistic voice. His early works were developed from graffiti writing in Mexican-American neighborhoods.
Sentrock’s signature bird-mask over a human figure has become his most recognizable declaration. Sentrock describes his bird-mask as analogous to humanity: a person who is able to find or escape to their freedom by placing them in a different reality.
KELLY KNAGA
Kelly is an artist, illustrator, and muralist living and working on a beautiful piece of land just outside of Chicago.
Her work is influenced by nature, investigating flora, landscapes, and our relationship with the environment by layering shape, image, color, and story.
The use of color exploits historical and sometimes fictional references through anthropological studies, mapmaking, and storytelling.
GRIFFIN GOODMAN
Griffin lives and works in Chicago, IL. He received his MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2019 and a BFA from Ringling College of Art and Design in 2017.
He has recently had a solo show with Andrew Rafazc Gallery (Chicago, IL) and recent group exhibitions at the Sarasota Art Center (Sarasota, FL), Jaw Gallery (Yamaguchi, Japan), and the Elmhurst Art Museum (Chicago, IL).
THE PRINT EXCLUSIVES
All prints have limited availability and are on a exclusive first release at the Fair. Book tickets now to secure yours!
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